Upcoming Holiday/Service DelayREMINDER: Waste Management is closed on Monday for Labor Day. Services will be delayed by one day next week.
For a schedule of services and holiday delays, visit EnviroWoodland.org/WasteWizard to view, download, or print a service calendar for your address. |
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Ensure Your Pile Gets Picked UpAvoid missed green waste pile pickups by making sure your pile meets the following guidelines: - Place piles at least 6 feet away from items such as carts, basketball hoops, and parked cars. The tractor claw will not pick up piles if it is inaccessible or unsafe to do so.
- Place piles only in front or adjacent to (for corner lots) your own property. Commercial properties do not receive green waste services, so if you place your pile across the street near a school, apartments, or business, the pile will not be removed.
- Place piles out no more than 7 days prior to service day. Piles placed on the street for long periods of time have the potential to dry out and turn into fire hazards, or for neighbors to add to them rendering them too large to pick up.
- Place only accepted material in the pile. Palms, cactus, trash, and pet waste in your pile are not accepted at the compost facility where green waste is taken to. Remove these items to avoid the pile being left behind.
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Parks for Pollinator EventJoin Woodland Community Services and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinator species can be documented this September. Participants will use a free app called iNaturalist to take pictures of plants, insects and animals around local parks. Any observation made through the month of September will count as part of the BioBlitz event and be added to the national campaign. See what wildlife you can find at your local parks today! For more information click here. |
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Save Water and Money
with Rain BarrelsFall is the perfect time of year to bring new additions to the garden. To water your plants, consider installing a rain barrel. With a rain barrel you can capture water from a roof and hold it for later use such as on lawns, gardens or indoor plants. Collecting roof runoff in rain barrels reduces the amount of water that flows away from your property and saves you money on your water bill. The City of Woodland offers rain barrel rebates for up to 2 purchases for $75 each! Visit EnviroWoodland.org/Rebates to learn more. |
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Interested in reducing your outdoor water use
with a water-wise yard?Woodland residents will have the opportunity to hear from garden experts and receive assistance in creating a custom design for their front yard. Be the first to hear about our fall landscape workshops by following EnviroWoodland on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. |
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